Top of the World

"It’s hard to get more romantic than sitting next to panoramic windows and watching while the city skyline slowly revolves around you. Dine on a selection of seafood and save room for a warm butter cake with ice cream for dessert." - Emmy Kasten

"The Top of the World Restaurant at the Strat is 844 feet up and rotates 360 degrees every 80 minutes for comprehensive perspectives of the Las Vegas Valley. The rotating new American restaurant sits on the 106th floor of the tower." - Janna Karel

"Technically a couple of floors shy of the rooftop, but at 844 feet up, it sure feels like sitting on top of the world. Let the Strat’s elevator whisk you up its tower until you arrive in a restaurant enclosed by windows on all sides. Don’t fret about getting a good seat — the restaurant rotates 360 degrees every 80 minutes, slow enough to provide ample views of the Las Vegas Valley without distracting from a meal of surf and turf followed by warm butter cake with vanilla ice cream. And an elevator leads to the theme park -style open-air rooftop." - Janna Karel

"As the name suggests, Top of the World has a birds-eye view of the Strip from its window-lined dining room, which rotates 360 degrees every 80 minutes. If that still seems too subtle, consider that it offers an entire menu of proposal packages including one that features a tableside magic show, concluding with a card trick where your loved one pulls a card that reads ‘Will you marry me?’ This, as the proposal menu helpfully explains, is your cue to pull out the ring." - Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme

"Top of the World at the Strat landed the top spot among Las Vegas restaurants in Restaurant Business magazine’s newest list of top grossing independent restaurants in the country for 2019." - Susan Stapleton